Summary:
ZIP code 67001 has two schools: Andale Elementary-Middle, serving prekindergarten through grade 8, and Andale High, serving grades 9–12. The high school also reports a 98% graduation rate, compared with 90% statewide, and 4% chronic absenteeism versus 18% statewide. The clearest overall takeaway is that nearly all reported grade-matched test results at both schools are above state rates, with fifth-grade science at Elementary-Middle the exception.
Andale Elementary-Middle stands out most in fifth grade: ELA reached 88%, 37 points above the state, and math reached 80%, 35 points above. Its smallest ELA and math leads are in seventh grade, at 10 and 8 points. Fifth-grade science is its one below-state result, by 2 points; eighth-grade science is 6 points above. Andale High is above state rates in all three reported comparisons: by 6 points in tenth-grade ELA, 9 in math, and 5 in eleventh-grade science. The all-grades summaries also put Elementary-Middle ahead by 18 points in ELA, 15 in math, and 10 in science, but the schools serve different grades, so those figures are not a like-for-like ranking.
Recent score trends differ: Elementary-Middle’s ELA rate rose 7 points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while its math was nearly unchanged and science fell by about 1 point. High’s ELA fell 6 points and math fell 11; its advantage over state rates narrowed by 8 points in ELA and 13 in math. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile for Elementary-Middle moved from 79 to 75 to 88 over three years, while High’s went from 86 to 91 to 73. Elementary-Middle has 447 students, a 17.1 student-teacher ratio, and a 15% free/reduced-lunch rate; High has 381 students, a ratio of 13, and a 17% rate. These are useful points of context, not explanations for the different results.
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